Brothers Miguel and Omar Trevino Morales — aliases "Z-40" and "Z-42" — led one of Mexico's most powerful and feared organized ...
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Latin Times on MSNLos Zetas Cartel Leaders Plead Not Guilty To Drug Trafficking Charges As They Face Death Penalty In The U.S.The Treviño Morales, leaders of Los Zetas, pleaded not guilty to drug trafficking charges as they potentially face the death ...
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Latin Times on MSNLos Zetas Cartel Leaders Could Face the Death Penalty In The U.S. After Extradition From MexicoMiguel Ángel and Omar Treviño Morales, known as "Z-40" and "Z-42" respectively, are facing a multitude of charges, including ...
Mexico's transfer of 29 cartel figures — including Rafael Caro Quintero and accused Zeta members — has led to jockeying by ...
Former cartel leaders Miguel Trevino Morales and Omar Trevino Morales were charged with drug trafficking, firearm possession, ...
Their unit eventually (and violently) branched off into Los Zetas Cartel in 2010, according to a 2022 report from the Congressional Research Service. Cardenas, meanwhile, was arrested and extradited ...
Former leaders of the Los Zetas cartel were arraigned in Washington, D.C., on charges including drug trafficking, firearm ...
ICE special agent Victor Avila, Jr., was ambushed by Los Zetas cartel members in February 2011 on Highway 57 in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, while he was driving with fellow ICE Special Agent Jamie Zapata ...
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ValleyCentral.com on MSNFormer Mexican Cartel leaders arraignedFormer leaders of Mexican Cartel, Los Zetas, were arraigned Friday, the United States Department of Justice announced. Miguel ...
"After their arrests, the defendants allegedly renamed Los Zetas to Cartel del Noreste (CDN) and continued to control the cartel while incarcerated in Mexico," it added. The State Department said ...
Two former leaders of the Los Zetas cartel were arraigned on charges of engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise, ...
"After their arrests, the defendants allegedly renamed Los Zetas to Cartel del Noreste (CDN) and continued to control the cartel while incarcerated in Mexico," it added. The State Department said ...
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